Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
mote suspicion that there was more than
he merest acGusint cpceship between

course; ana certainly tor o)YlCps reasons
neither Aunt Chiillngton nor Mr.. Grim
shaw we're likely to erlighten him in the
matter; sDd the latter, until L0Isdelc's
departure from R4vensoCurne, st least,
was not anxious taat there should he
much visiting between that place and
humble Rose Cottage.
Regir&id Talbot remarked that Amy 5
deep interest ia MeIsnie's lover WSs con.
silera5lv blended with another interest
il lis friend the Huzsar, many Of whose
simple remarks, little 0m2l.nents and
even mere CCmnODpleCes, sic repeated
more than once, as iftney seemed 10 have
Impressed her.
With the shsrqcned Intelligence p5cul-
IL 10 the sil-rz, or the silent watcher,
ne YES not slow 10 observe, toe, how
Amy, tenderly eLd lovingly, with her
qU.,a little hands, disposed CT Mus
graves bouquet II 6 vase q WaleT, as i
wishing carefully % preserve every Leaf
ard hover t1ereo. 10 the last.
W1el Horace MUsGrave came ogain,
after e. Interval, Wit2 Lonsdale, on PIE
teECe q 5rngi7g some book for him, &c
saw how Auy'- Cole heightened sud itr
GlaLuer CHANGED, and fit su2Iy how he,
himself, became g second figure in the
canvas q her picture; end how, though
s-c 1ze never less kid, her friendly pet
;.ng Il him ceased. lie felt {. eli IN
e,tvelv. ard with Growing Dgi1. v-.t.
H5e. YES .e, 70 haya the GlgCg p lover
H.gr-c occupy III q young eim's heart?
S3c hecai1e ysrysij..-7[ .f.er uusgrsya's
f7rr,t..~a. AID srerne,i solely intent IN
fssrfIgr-9er o uvgtcrfnus ef+.;. N coIor.h
.ile4 fora csarisy b2zaar.
Il riralG,s 4y-s had = sad. warming
ere wfthful EXPRESSION in them whenever
they fall on the t0Wncsqt face Of the GIRL.
VINO seemed 10 have a.. loved herself with
IN lT5rc Ter Ills n-s-ca. who ne ac,usl.
u felt olat wgs qoipg home to Ssoken
cross. though the distance r7ss trjGipc.
krd whom qg startled nv tossing inns.
t:.ntIv aside tho monks A1ug0r9ye had
,ro,,.,e MIN.
"Y.c look tree. Rsacip.u said sAe
"a.d4., 80
az rave not tpcD walking y.u woul5
az" ne .rterrupted. c}.acirg a. his hall
useless limbs. "Wall, l aa Cired-tirat
i. heart, in mind Gnd body; even dea.h
would be s relief, l think, from suCh g
. life IS mire."
"W44t mas come 10 you, Reggie -
whispered Ngl2nie, purung one arn
round nina csrraesipgl7.
"Wcu," said he, with c forced smile
81 was only taflkiug tha. YOU women arc
Ike m2ck2rel, IS we used 20 say in ths
-tUn& Of scarlet bait-yet they Iki
blaze sometimes"
cine HussarI wear blue" said Dick
m .scHteyous.V: "dOn't lust wish liver,
o ILlsss. ~
Amy Ig8 grew psle IS the boy spoke
On the other hand, the bearing 0,
NgtEz,t Talbot and Amy s0rely eIer
c!zej t4e lal2d CT tIus@raVe, who speedily
ct, enc something OF petUlance in tn,
former.
Can sla-s creature so full Of vitality
o! ere. ~, and grli5n bcAuty-think o
binding herself 10 an inysiid-tO the IN
ture and hopeless life Of SICK nurse? 1
Is lmp3ss.ole." ne mu,tered, ss he sucked
T.clCn5lY at MS orlar-foot; "!n year Sn'
WJEta De eating hef neaTt out"
occupied by their own LAoughts-Mon
t@use LoLsda4e u lis impending dapsrt'
are, and his nsmpered engagement witt
Alelaaie, with whom he continued t
have many meeting now me oarcne
Of hls-&s yet 0aill "a wishes IN the SAM
quarter; ana Horace MusgraVe IN th'
aro0uy Of grand passion, MS drsf let u!
nope, OF mat hlnd, f9r Amy BTah0on,t the,
we're 5 H ~ very n.ely soCleYy LOT eac'
- - - oAi n 'Io ~
bourne ilAIij III OlAeE IliGuuS CaIuei aHt
the movements Of the TWO militaryfrieudi
ccnId ne lrss remarked
Tonsdale wss soon sbIe TO perceiv,
thar alrhouph Reofnald Talbot and Mns.
craze must have had many svmnsthie